Trans Kalahari Corridor Secretariat anniversary cycle challenge kicks off

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2024-04-16

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By Eba Kandovazu
RUSTENBURG, 16 APR (NAMPA) – The governments of Namibia, Botswana and South Africa have pledged to recommit themselves to continue facilitating the seamless movement of goods and persons on the Trans Kalahari Corridor (TKC).
The three countries kicked off their 20th anniversary celebrations on Tuesday, with a cycle challenge from Rustenburg, South Africa, via Lobatse in Botswana to Walvis Bay, Namibia. The agreement between the t...

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WINDHOEK, 20 June 2017 - Electricians from the City of Windhoek and members of the City Police had to ensure that three haul trucks on their way from Botswana to Rosh Pinah on Tuesday find their way through the capital. Overhead power lines had to be disconnected and lifted by the electricians to ensure that it was safe for the drivers to haul their load. They left Botswana before last weekend and were only expected to reach their destination by this weekend at a maximum speed of around 40 kilometres per hour. (Photo by: Francois Lottering) NAMPA

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